Toronto IndyCar GP interrupted after horror crash involving six cars that sends vehicle flying through the air

Ferrucci radioed that he was unhurt and signaled to the crowd that he was OK by getting out of his vehicle and waving at them. Marcus Ericsson, Toby Sowery and Nolan Siegal were also involved in the accident, but after the red flag was raised, no serious injuries were apparently reported.

An observer, whose job it is to alert drivers to dangers on the track, apologized and admitted that he could not see that section of the track. He had been at the hotel’s lookout point.

There was a 20-minute delay before another race caution was issued. Scott McLaughlin was hit with his hip and thrown into the wall. The race was restarted with five laps to go.

It was not the first time that Ferrucci was involved in a race red flag scenario in Toronto. His race was stopped on the first lap. A yellow flag was issued in the first corner because Ferrucci and Rasmussen collided, damaging the wing.

Colton Herta converted his pole position into a win in Toronto, securing the victory by less than a second over his Andretti Global teammate Kyle Kirkwood. The racer claimed his first victory in two seasons with his win in Canada.

Scott Dixon finished third in the race, while Alex Palou made an impressive jump from 18th to fourth place, maintaining his points lead in the series.